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Find out which ADHD treatments work — and which don’t — so you can help your child calm, focus, and succeed without wasted time or guesswork. If your child’s ADHD feels like a constant struggle, you’re not alone — childhood clinical mental health issues are on the rise. But there are real, brain-based solutions that can make daily life easier.
Understanding the nervous system roots of PDA and practical ways to help your child. If your child seems to avoid even the simplest requests—like brushing teeth or putting on shoes—and those refusals come with meltdowns, resistance, or full-blown panic, you might be dealing with something more than just defiance. This blog will help you understand Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)—what it
Find out which ADHD treatments work — and which don’t — so you can help your child calm, focus, and succeed without wasted time or guesswork. If your child’s ADHD feels like a constant struggle, you’re not alone — childhood clinical mental health issues are on the rise. But there are real, brain-based solutions that can make daily life easier.
Estimated reading time: 10 minutes Raising a child with intense emotions can feel like riding a rollercoaster—one moment they’re joyful, the next they’re overwhelmed. Some kids simply feel more deeply, and while sensitivity often reflects empathy and creativity, it can also bring daily challenges. When big emotions show up as outbursts or shutdowns, it can be exhausting, especially for moms
Estimated reading time: 8 minutes Supporting kids with ADHD in the classroom isn’t always easy – especially when focus, impulse control, and emotional regulation are daily challenges. But with the right brain-based tools, it does get easier. When we teach kids self-regulation skills, everything starts to shift. They can stay more focused, handle frustration better, and begin working through challenges
Imagine raising a child whose incredible curiosity can light up a room but also make everyday tasks feel like climbing a mountain. This is the reality for children exhibiting AuDHD symptoms. AuDHD or Au-DHD is a term gaining traction to describe the unique interplay of traits from Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). While not formally
Procrastination can feel like an endless cycle of frustration for both parents and kids. Watching your child struggle to start tasks like homework, chores, or even simple projects can leave you feeling stuck, helpless, and unsure of how to help. For your child or teen, procrastination often isn’t just about being “lazy” or avoiding work—it’s a genuine roadblock that brings
Estimated reading time: 8 minutes Does your child seem stuck in a loop of unfinished homework, big feelings, and “I forgot”? Then, this guide shows you how metacognition and executive function work together. If your child’s daily life feels like a struggle, full of meltdowns and constant reminders—you’re not alone. Many kids who seem “unmotivated” are actually struggling with weak
When ADHD is paired with executive function challenges, it can create significant hurdles in a child’s daily life, affecting everything from focus to task completion. This was the reality for Ethan, an energetic 11-year-old whose enthusiasm for baseball was overshadowed by struggles with attention and managing daily tasks. These challenges—clear signs of executive functioning deficits—began to disrupt his ability to
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and executive dysfunction often overlap, creating unique challenges for individuals and parents who are looking for the right kind of help. If you’re a parent navigating the challenges of ADHD with your child, you might have noticed moments when they seem “stuck”—unable to start tasks, make decisions, or even think clearly. This frustrating experience is often referred
Find out which ADHD treatments work — and which don’t — so you can help your child calm, focus, and succeed without wasted time or guesswork. If your child’s ADHD feels like a constant struggle, you’re not alone — childhood clinical mental health issues are on the rise. But there are real, brain-based solutions that can make daily life easier.
Understanding the nervous system roots of PDA and practical ways to help your child. If your child seems to avoid even the simplest requests—like brushing teeth or putting on shoes—and those refusals come with meltdowns, resistance, or full-blown panic, you might be dealing with something more than just defiance. This blog will help you understand Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)—what it
Find out which ADHD treatments work — and which don’t — so you can help your child calm, focus, and succeed without wasted time or guesswork. If your child’s ADHD feels like a constant struggle, you’re not alone — childhood clinical mental health issues are on the rise. But there are real, brain-based solutions that can make daily life easier.
Estimated reading time: 10 minutes Raising a child with intense emotions can feel like riding a rollercoaster—one moment they’re joyful, the next they’re overwhelmed. Some kids simply feel more deeply, and while sensitivity often reflects empathy and creativity, it can also bring daily challenges. When big emotions show up as outbursts or shutdowns, it can be exhausting, especially for moms
Estimated reading time: 8 minutes Supporting kids with ADHD in the classroom isn’t always easy – especially when focus, impulse control, and emotional regulation are daily challenges. But with the right brain-based tools, it does get easier. When we teach kids self-regulation skills, everything starts to shift. They can stay more focused, handle frustration better, and begin working through challenges
Imagine raising a child whose incredible curiosity can light up a room but also make everyday tasks feel like climbing a mountain. This is the reality for children exhibiting AuDHD symptoms. AuDHD or Au-DHD is a term gaining traction to describe the unique interplay of traits from Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). While not formally
Procrastination can feel like an endless cycle of frustration for both parents and kids. Watching your child struggle to start tasks like homework, chores, or even simple projects can leave you feeling stuck, helpless, and unsure of how to help. For your child or teen, procrastination often isn’t just about being “lazy” or avoiding work—it’s a genuine roadblock that brings
Estimated reading time: 8 minutes Does your child seem stuck in a loop of unfinished homework, big feelings, and “I forgot”? Then, this guide shows you how metacognition and executive function work together. If your child’s daily life feels like a struggle, full of meltdowns and constant reminders—you’re not alone. Many kids who seem “unmotivated” are actually struggling with weak
When ADHD is paired with executive function challenges, it can create significant hurdles in a child’s daily life, affecting everything from focus to task completion. This was the reality for Ethan, an energetic 11-year-old whose enthusiasm for baseball was overshadowed by struggles with attention and managing daily tasks. These challenges—clear signs of executive functioning deficits—began to disrupt his ability to
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and executive dysfunction often overlap, creating unique challenges for individuals and parents who are looking for the right kind of help. If you’re a parent navigating the challenges of ADHD with your child, you might have noticed moments when they seem “stuck”—unable to start tasks, make decisions, or even think clearly. This frustrating experience is often referred
The effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment vary by patient and condition. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, LLC does not guarantee certain results.